PRIVACY STATEMENT

When you visit the Wendtland and Wendtland Law (the "Firm") web site (the "Site"), our web server, like all web servers, automatically recognizes the domain name from which your visit originates, your operating system, and other similar information not of a personally-identifiable nature. Other than information you supply to us, the Firm does not gather any personally-identifiable information about your visit, via cookies or otherwise.

We reserve the right to use any information you supply to us, consistent with any applicable laws and any professional obligations we may have. For example, we may use your feedback to improve the content on the Site, and we may use your e-mail address to provide you with information that we hope may be of interest to you.

TERMS OF USE

The material on this site has been prepared by Wendtland and Wendtland Law for informational purposes only. This information should not be construed as legal advice and is not necessarily current or complete. Receipt of this information does not create an attorney-client relationship. We urge you to consult a lawyer admitted in your jurisdiction concerning your particular fact situation and any specific legal questions you may have.

This site is not an offer to represent you, and Wendtland and Wendtland Law does not wish to represent you in any jurisdiction in which none of our lawyers is admitted to practice or any jurisdiction in which this site does not comply with all applicable laws and ethical rules.

You should not send us any confidential information until after you have requested us to represent you and we have agreed to do so. In order to make sure that your interests do not conflict with those of our present clients, we must perform a conflicts check before agreeing to represent you.

You also should be aware that any communication sent to us by e-mail may be intercepted by third parties who may be under no obligation to keep such communication confidential. Before sending any confidential information, you should contact us to arrange suitable means to protect it.